Robert Ambrogi at Inside Opinions: Legal Blogs raises many of the questions I've been thinking about over the last few days after learning about the separation of Denise Howell from Reed Smith. I first learned about the separation after reading the Aussie version of Blawg Review #66 (evidence that news travels quickly these days).
Prompted by Craig William's post, "Neo, Did you see that ripple in the Internet?," and other posts about the departure of Denise Howell from Reed Smith, I thought it would be interesting to provide some statistics (see below).
My followup post from last week to
Like no time ever before, the blogosphere (blawgoshere or bobbersphere) and electronic social networking allow for the quick sharing and discussion of opinions on a global scale. It simply amazes me everyday. The action taken by both parties and the resulting online dialogue in this case is but one example.
Update: A followup post by Kevin O'Keefe at LexBlog mentioning an article from the UK's Lawyer, "Reed Smith launches women's career forum and sacks female blogger."
Technorati stats:
Posts that contain "Reed Smith" per day for the last 30 days.
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Posts that contain "Denise Howell" per day for the last 30 days.
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Posts that contain "Denise Howell" And "Reed Smith" per day for the last 30 days.
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Posts that contain "Denise Howell" Fired "Reed Smith" per day for the last 30 days.
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Google statistics as of
Search of "Reed Smith" law 1,220,00 hits.
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